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11
Investments
in Religious Capital: An explorative case study of Australian Buddhists
By Michelle Barker.
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A
Strand of Contemporary Tantra: Its Discourse and Practice in the FPMT By
Glenys Eddy.
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How
the Dharma Landed: Interpreting the Arrival of Buddhism in New Zealand By
Hugh Kemp.
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Indigenizing
or Adapting? Importing Buddhism into a Settler-colonial Society By
Sally McAra.
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The
Emergence of Secular Insight Practice in Australia By
David Bubna-Litic and Winton Higgins.
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157
Buddhism,
Copying, and the Art of the Imagination in Thailand.
By Jim Taylor.
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Sulak
Sivaraksa and Buddhist Activism: Translating Nativist Resistance in the
Age of Transnational Capital. By
Hung-yok Ip.
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Zen
in Brazil: The Quest for Cosmopolitan Modernity.By
Cristina Rocha. Reviewed by Frank Usarski
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174
Land
of Beautiful Vision: Making a Buddhist Sacred Place in New Zealand.
By Sally McAra. Reviewed by Michelle Barker
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